ID on an anemone

With my new 15 gal nano, I got this visitor that the presvious owner could never identify. It's on the same rock as two sebae anemones that have lived for 2 years.



Any ideas what kind it is? IT is approximately 3/4 of an inch across. It will only come out in the dark, so I had to snap this quick or it was gone. I'm trying to gather all the info I can on my new tank. Thanx.
Keither

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Yea, that's looks like it, I wonder what it is.

Found one place, but after looking at some pictures I"m not sure.  It is a possibility.

Orange Ball Anemone
These delicate and translucent anemones are rarely seen by casual snorkellers or divers because they are primarily nocturnal and live in crevices or caves, where they may avoid light. Their tentacles are tipped with bright orange balls and, if startled, the anemone retracts these tentacles quick as the blink of an eye. Orange Ball Anemones are not true anemones scientifically speaking, but to the layperson they look just like a typical anemone. Orange Ball Anemones are relatively small, with a disc diameter of one and a half inches.

http://www.bermudatourism.com/nat_invert.html

Thanks for the tip Tarzan :)

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